Core Team
Crossing Point
Hans Savert
Initiator and overseer
Hans Savert
Initiator and overseer
Hans studied Technical Physics at the University of Applied Sciences (HTS) and worked in research, marketing, and international sales. Since 2002, he has had his own training agency specializing in communication, team training, and 'dealing with uncertainty.' For 13 years, he taught at Fontys University of Applied Sciences, School of Health, in Nursing, Applied Gerontology, and Healthcare Management, focusing on communication skills, leadership, change processes, and team facilitation. From 2011 to 2019, he served as an elder at de Bron in Eindhoven, where his primary responsibilities included education, equipping, and pastoral care. He speaks in various churches across the country, was active within Cleansingstream, and coaches the leadership of several churches. Since 2008, he has deeply engaged in pastoral care, particularly in the ministry of healing and deliverance, and is active in prayer ministry. Driven by the need to equip prayer teams, he developed the course 'Moving Mountains' and wrote a book with the same title. As the demand for help and prayer increases, this course has become interdenominational.
His dream is that people who no longer find support in secular welfare find restoration through the power of the cross.
Since 2022, Hans has been traveling regularly to Macedonia to equip the church there. Within Kingdom of Christ Ministries, he is now responsible for the work in Macedonia.
Hans (born 1964) is married to Corinne and is the father of three adult children and grandfather to a wonderful grandson and granddaughter.
- Email:hans@crossingpoint.nl
Ingeborg Verleg
Initiator and overseer
Ingeborg Verleg
Initiator and overseer
Ingeborg is passionate about reaching out to people facing difficulties, sorrows, and inner wounds. This desire has grown from her own life experiences, marked by struggles and brokenness. During a time when she grappled with mental/psychological issues, she sought answers and the right help needed for recovery. In this process, she increasingly discovered the profound, awe-inspiring, and liberating redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Encountering His Love brought her the healing and freedom she was looking for. All of this led her to deepen her knowledge in counseling and prayer ministry for deliverance and healing through training and courses. She now dedicates a significant portion of her time to helping people, as well as training and equipping others. God works powerfully through Ingeborg by means of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Her desire, through Crossing Point, is to share what she has discovered, lived, and experienced with others. The ultimate goal is for people to find wholeness and discover their destiny in Christ, living it out with joy.
Ingeborg (1960) is divorced. She is the mother of seven children and grandmother to fifteen grandchildren.